The Critical Path #165: Audio Port
Horace and Anders discuss the iPhone analog audio port, the lightning port’s use by Apple Pencil and Apple’s viewpoint on privacy and the environment. Horace rounds the episode out with a definition of disruption.…
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Horace and Anders discuss the iPhone analog audio port, the lightning port’s use by Apple Pencil and Apple’s viewpoint on privacy and the environment. Horace rounds the episode out with a definition of disruption.…
We consider the landscape that Apple’s purported Titan project will address in a few years time. Horace discusses the pattern of disruption powered by Moore’s law. We turn to the transportation sector and consider the…
Horace and Anders discuss viewing Apple’s business as a recurring revenue model, then touch on the iPad Pro somewhat unsuccessfully and host a very special guest. The Critical Path #164 See also: Rocky II video Full…
Horace discusses politics and disruption with Michael Tofias. Is disruption of government possible? Michael pursues the study of American political institutions, elections, Congress, and computational political economy…
We welcome Henri Dediu for an advance look at technology and the world from the point of view of the latest generation. Insights from this unique perspective and your questions on this special episode of The Critical…
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https://soundcloud.com/drericjackson/ep-27-horace-dediu-on-the-disruptive-nature-of-apple-tv-and-apple-car Eric spoke with Horace Dediu about how disruptive the new Apple TV will actually be, the nature of the media…
Horace and Anders revisit Apple TV and answer listener questions in this special 2 hour episode. Source: 5by5 | The Critical Path #159: The Appification of TV, Revisited
Horace interviews Whitney Johnson about her new book Disrupt Yourself. How can the theory of disruptive innovation be applied to you? How can you disrupt yourself? Source: The Critical Path #158